Thursday, 16 April 2009

Hello! Some stuff.


The creation of the flag/standard and the coat of arms is finally gaining a bit of momentum.












Greetings Card Ideas




Greetings cards being 3d?
Artist who did the second 2 images is called Jen Stark, Miami based artist who uses construction paper and a scapel alone :)

Monday, 13 April 2009

Some things and stuff

I want to see thousands and thousands of envelopes innered with Penny's motif. As well as bone china covered in it. That would be very good indeed. Bea I have yours, Rosie and Sarah I was wandering if you could send me some pen drawn versions that you may have around if you do? Hannah I need to collect you motif to try some things for flag nonsense and insignia/ coat of arms/ state arms (not that we are even a sate?.) I make some shapes. I need to do more research and sketching. Colours for hexagon: subject to debate, will probably have something simple/similarish to just hexagon on flag but in the habit of banners, flags and standards they very for different reasons and could have the arms in the middle. I dont know. Will try tessellate.


Sunday, 12 April 2009

These are farms in Libya, really interesting HEXAGONAL farming....






Some other relevant things....







Found by the members: Our hexagonal buildings

Airport, Prison.



Saturday, 11 April 2009

MONUMENT

How about the monument as some kind of 3D manifestation of our hexagonal diagram.. Some kind of central orb, focal point, from which extend our original forms, or a representation of our individual beings, all pointing inwards into this central collision area. This could be something similar to a planet orbit model, where shapes/motifs gather around then meet at a central 'gravitational' point. Cell like. (nucleus in the centre) Snowflake like. ('spokes' reaching out from the middle) Or more thought could go into the patterns, and the combining of the patterns, so that out motifs run through consistently into the monument. Personally I don't really think this is necessary, I think this monument should very simply yet boldly epitomize the act by which we meet and unite. it should very explicitly represent this motion of coming together, and becoming as 'one' in the centre. So i don't think it needs to be too preoccupied with the transferral of patterns and motifs, but more so with the form and shape of the model.
Here are some images with varying levels of relevance... thoughts?